1 day Kampala City tour, also known as the city that never sleeps in East Africa, it is located on the seven hills with a diversity of tourist attractions ranging from religious, cultural, historical and commercial attractions. This beautiful city, Kampala has grown and developed over the years and so has its hospitality and you will automatically feel at home.
Costing For this Tour
1 Person $ 180.
2 Persons $ 170 Each
3 Persons $ 160 Each
4 persons $ 150 Each
HIGHLIGHTS FOR KAMPALA CITY TOUR.
- Price Is Inclusive off all Activities, Guides, Transport and Fuel
- Visiting Religious center
- Historical and Cultural Interaction
- Tour Commercial attractions places
- Services of English speaking Driver Guides
- Travel in customized 4WD Safari Vehicle
- Airport transfers
DETAILED ITINERARY FOR 1 DAY KAMPALA CITY TOUR
Don’t forget that Kampala city is the capital of the pearl of Africa which is gifted by nature, the city tour will take you through the following places as you get to view kampala from all its different perspectives and wonderful endowments.
BAHAI TEMPLE
Completed in 1961, the Kampala temple is the mother temple of the Baha’I faith in Africa. It sits on 52 acres of land on Kikaaya Hill against the western horizon of Kampala city, it represents oneness and unity with its nine-sided magnificent silhouette. It is surrounded by immaculate beautiful grounds which are serene with a wide range of birds and photographic opportunities. It is also known as the Dawning place of the praise of God.
GADDAFI MOSQUE
It stands magnificently on old Kampala Hill with the best view over Kampala city, commissioned by the late Colonel Muammar Gaddafi. The art with which it was built will totally amaze you, there is none like it in Uganda although Uganda has several mosques. The mosque has a cool atmosphere inside with plush carpets and a rich Moroccan architecture and art. It presents a breathtaking view of the whole of Kampala city from its roof top tower which can be accessed by climbing 280 steps to the top but its worth it.
